Does this table fold for rebound play? I mean can you just fold up 1 side and play by yourself?
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Yes, I think you can. We have never done this, but the hinges indicate that it is possible to fold it and lock the hinges for rebound play. We have had the table for about 6 months and have been happy with the quality.
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Please do not try to fold this table and lean one side against the wall. This table comes in two equal pieces, imagine two card tables held together by a net. You see what I mean - you can't do it. M. Clancy
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Nope. You can adjust the height of the table up and down but it does not fold in any way.
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It will work on smaller tables. I have used this on a dining room table and returned balls into the curtains (which cushion the bounce and allow the balls to fall into a container - less picking the balls up off the floor!). You could set it up to fire balls from the windowsill, bounce them off a coffee table and hit them into a bucket. Ideally though, use some sort of TT table and a TT net to replicate game conditions. My next investment is a return net to hit them into. Ultimately the draw back to this equipment is picking the balls up afterwards. And in answer to the original question a 3/4 size table should be fine.
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I've been beat to this a hundred times already, it seems.Yes, you can play by yourself. It may or may not be as fun as with friends, it just depends on your imagination. I generally play with at least 3 people, but I have played a round mostly solo and it was actually pretty cool.
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not really. you have to un-assemble the a-frame and the table part. i just place objects(laundry basket) under mine or other moveable objects. i have also found that when it is set up and ready to use; i use it more often. if it folded easiy (like a card table) it would not be as sturdy/safe.
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no, the base and back is one solid piece. You can use the ball as a standalone though.
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The folding leg is narrow, so it just bifurcates the seating position. I suppose that if you whipped up quickly in just the right way, you could cause it to swing to the side, allowing the top to drop (on that side). If I used it as a seating table a lot, I'd possibly put in a small latch or something. But it's comfortable enough.
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Hey Angelina, no the side tables do not fold. But if this fits your space, I would sure recommend it! Jerry
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I'm sorry, I've never attempted to fold mine up as I use it almost daily. I have it in a corner area as far against the wall as table tilt will allow, so I don't think it takes up that much space, but I believe others in the answer portion have said it folds quite easily.
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It doesn't really fold up in a manner to store it easily without taking the backboard piece off. Hope this helps :) Otherwise it is an amazing piece of equipment! I don't have the need to fold it up.
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No. This product won't rebound. The net is slack and effectively stops the ball. It also breaks the fiber glass tension rods after only a few hours of use. I love the concept, but the product is flawed.
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No. You can't fold it. You wouldn't want it folding while doing tricks on it.
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I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to... » Read More I put these on a card table that I made. It measures 3 feet x 3 feet and while you can play cards and board games on it, it is NOT something you can really lean hard on. It's stable, you can put a glass on it and will handle some basic weight with a little bit of give/shaking. I played ping pong with friends in the past we we would get very competitive and lean/dive forward onto the ping pong table occasionally. I can't really see these legs handling that kind of playing very well.Maybe if you are doing a repair and need to put these legs on ONE corner, it will work, but try to find something stronger. « Show Less
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I don't know, but would like to know if that is possible. My backboard arrived broken - only one basket keeps score.
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Can totally be played as a stand alone. We just use the board from the original to keep score
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No, no rebound at all ("air" drums) but they have a video on their website on how you can simulate rebound. They are still tons of fun! Just think of them as a different instrument.